Customizing List View Web Parts
Whenever you add web parts to a page, the lists and libraries in the current web site show up at the top of the list of available web parts. Each of those is actually a List View web part. The List View is a special type of web part created automatically for each list or library in a site.
I showed you how to add lists as web parts way back in Chapter 1, so I won’t repeat that here. Instead, I’ll show you how to use advanced techniques to:
=> Connect one List View to another to show summary/detail views.
=> Convert a List View to a Data View to fully customize the web part using SharePoint Designer.
=> Move web parts from one page to another.
=> Export, Import, and Deploy customized web parts for use on other pages and sites.
These tasks apply to all types of List Views and are fundamental to working with web parts.
I showed you how to add lists as web parts way back in Chapter 1, so I won’t repeat that here. Instead, I’ll show you how to use advanced techniques to:
=> Connect one List View to another to show summary/detail views.
=> Convert a List View to a Data View to fully customize the web part using SharePoint Designer.
=> Move web parts from one page to another.
=> Export, Import, and Deploy customized web parts for use on other pages and sites.
These tasks apply to all types of List Views and are fundamental to working with web parts.
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